Publisher | Prints Publications Pvt Ltd |
Publication Year | 2018 |
ISBN-13 | 9788192769417 |
Binding | Hard back |
Number of Pages | 305 Pages |
Language | English |
Edition | 1st |
Dimension (Inches) | 5.5"x8.5" |
Weight (Grams) | 778 |
Subject | International Affairs , Political Science |
Category | Society & Social Sciences |
S No. |
Contents |
Page No. |
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Preface |
ix |
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BUREAUCRACY |
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1 |
Anatomy of a Bureaucrat at Work |
1—5 |
2 |
Psychology of a Bureaucrat |
6—8 |
3 |
Fear Psychosis among Bureaucrats |
9—11 |
4 |
Mega Bureaucracy of Central Government |
12—13 |
5 |
Problems of Bureaucracy in Uttar Pradesh |
14—16 |
6 |
Ideal Bureaucrats of Gujarat |
17—18 |
7 |
Ring is Buzzing without Reply |
19—21 |
8 |
Obeying Illegal orders of Superior Officer is not a Defence. |
22—25 |
9 |
The Superior should Confirm Oral Instructions in Writing |
26—28 |
10 |
Postings should not be based on Confidential Reports alone |
29—31 |
11 |
Why Retirement at 60? |
32—34 |
12 |
Corruption among Bureaucrats |
35—37 |
13 |
Corruption Creates Imbalance in the Economy |
38—40 |
14 |
Tackle Corruption by Positive Actions Forward |
41—43 |
15 |
Legal Approach to Combat Corruption. |
44—47 |
16 |
High time to Follow UN Convention on Corruption |
48—50 |
17 |
Ombudsman in India |
51—53 |
18 |
The Dilemma of a Bureaucrat |
54—57 |
19 |
Civil Service Reforms : Need of the Hour |
58—60 |
20 |
SCPC Mandates Govt. Servants to Perform. |
61—63 |
21 |
Before Motivating Others, Motivate Yourself |
64—66 |
22 |
Only Administrative Law is the Solution |
67—69 |
23 |
How American Bureaucrats Function |
70—74 |
24 |
Role of Police in India’s Development |
75—77 |
25 |
Bureaucratization of India |
78—79 |
26 |
Computer is the Biggest Bureaucrat in India |
80—82 |
27 |
Yoga: The Therapy for Bureaucrats |
83—84 |
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|
JUDICIARY |
|
28 |
Judicial Reforms : The Need of the Hour |
85—89 |
29 |
Delay Denies Justice |
90—92 |
30 |
Adjournments as Curse to the Judiciary |
93—95 |
31 |
Accountability in Higher Judiciary |
96—99 |
32 |
The Supreme Court has Shown the Way |
100—104 |
33 |
Judiciary Needs More Judges |
105—106 |
34 |
Huge Pendency of Cases in District and Subordinate Courts |
107—110 |
35 |
Consumer Grievance Redressal through Mediation. |
111—113 |
36 |
Free Legal Aid : For Speedy Disposal of Cases of Jail Inmates |
114—119 |
37 |
Role of Mediation in Settling Consumer Disputes |
120—122 |
38 |
ADR at Grass Root Level : the Madhya Pradesh Experiment |
123—125 |
39 |
How much Protection is Available to Judges and Magistrates |
126—128 |
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LAND REFORM |
|
40 |
The Chinese Revolution to Implement Land Reforms |
129—137 |
41 |
Land Distribution as a Tool of Poverty Reduction |
138—143 |
42 |
Organising the Unorganised |
144—149 |
43 |
Development Over Land |
150—156 |
44 |
A Milestone in SC Land Acquisition Judgments |
157—159 |
45 |
Administrative Approach to Land Acquisition. |
160—162 |
46 |
Land Reforms in Bangladesh |
163—167 |
47 |
Land Reforms in Pakistan |
168—171 |
48 |
Status of Land Reforms in Nepal |
172—175 |
49 |
Suggestions to Remove Poverty in India |
176—178 |
50 |
Removal of Poverty through Self Help Groups |
179—181 |
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GOOD GOVERNANCE |
|
51 |
Tips for Good Governance |
183—187 |
52 |
Gearing up Govt. Machinery for Better Public Service |
188—190 |
53 |
People Respond Favourably to Good Governance |
191—193 |
54 |
Cleanliness in Record Room |
194—197 |
55 |
How Can River Cleaning Programmes Become Successful? |
198—200 |
56 |
The Ganga Cleaning Starts from Home |
201—203 |
57 |
Combating Air Pollution in India |
204—206 |
58 |
Preventing Misuse of Social Media |
207—209 |
59 |
Better to Continue Present Constitutional Status of Delhi-NCT |
210—212 |
60 |
Skilling India is a Very Tough Job |
213—214 |
61 |
Improving CSR Initiatives |
215—217 |
62 |
Small is Beautiful |
218—219 |
63 |
Taking District Administration to Doorstep of Citizens |
220—222 |
64 |
Indians should Utilize Weekends More Fruitfully |
223—224 |
65 |
Privatization is not the Panacea |
225—227 |
66 |
Corruption also in Private Sector: How can it be Controlled? |
228—230 |
67 |
Black Money Holders ‘Running Parallel Economy’ in India |
231—233 |
68 |
Black money-How Black it is? |
234—235 |
69 |
How Tax Havens Function |
236—238 |
70 |
Positive Approach to Demonetisation |
239—241 |
71 |
Should Death Penalty be Abolished in India? |
242—243 |
72 |
Status of Ken-Betwa Rivers Link |
244—246 |
73 |
I am a Businessman |
247—249 |
74 |
Call for Performance of Duties |
250—254 |
75 |
Swachh Bharat Mission takes India to a New Identity |
255—257 |
76 |
On Karma |
258—259 |
77 |
The Bhagvad Gita: A Book of Battlefield |
260—267 |
78 |
Strategy to Tackle Naxalism |
268—272 |
79 |
Non-Government Sector is More Important |
273—275 |
80 |
Currency Reflects Work Rendered by a Country’s Citizens |
276—278 |
81 |
Why Do Farmers Commit Suicide? |
279—281 |
82 |
Problem of Intolerance: Causes and Cure |
282—285 |
83 |
Ambulance is the VIP |
286—287 |
84 |
Freedom of Press in India |
288—293 |
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Bibliography |
295-296 |
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Index |
297-305 |
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